Gray attacks transport board plan in Vermont row
Vermont Highway Commissioner John Gray denounced the Transportation Advisory Board's 10-year plan as misaligned with state priorities while praising potential seven year completion. The row follows the Public Interest Research Group critique and notes broad agreement with the advisory panel on U S routes 2 and 7 regions.
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Gray
Transport Board
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Highway Department
Highway Commissioner
Advisory Board
The
Transportation Advisory Board
State Highway Board
O‘ Transportation Advisory Board
Vermont
U.S. 4
U.S. 5
U.S. 2
U.S. 7
Highway Board
Poet Brodsky at Williams College 1 Year Ago
Mt Anthony students recall Joseph Brodsky, the Soviet emigre poet, who spoke at Williams College on Nov 15 last year. He read in English then offered a Russian exposition, discussing his life, exile, and poetry while emphasizing language and patriotism.
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Wilma A. Johnson
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Joseph Brodsky
Soviet Union
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Brodsky
Williams
Mt. Anthony
Russia
Anna Akhmatova
Akhma
Andrei Voznesensky
Akhmatova
Pasternak
Dr. Zhivago
Israel
United States
University of Michigan
Brodksy
Robert Frost
Weston Language Center
Five Sisters Celebrate Jubilee at Rutland Convent
Five Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph jubilees observed on Nov 3 at St. Joseph Convent in Rutland. Members include St. Mary Concepta, Sr. Mary Assumpta, Sr. Jean Elizabeth, Sr. Mary Andrew, and Sr. Mary Magdalen. Mass of Jubilee led by Rev. Richard LaValley. choir and musicians featured. dinner and program followed with congratulations from Sr. Elizabeth Marie.
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Rutland
Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph
Bennington
St. Joseph Convent
St. Mary Concepta
Mt. St. Joseph Convent
Mary Assumpta
Jean Elizabeth
College of St. Joseph
Fontbonne Hall
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Mary Andrew
St. Peter’s
Mary Magdalen
St. Mary’s School
Fair Haven
Sisters’ Infirmary
Richard LaValley
Mary Costello
Mary Evangelist
Leahy retracts claim on Naramore poll after election
Senator elect Patrick Leahy repudiates calling the Naramore public opinion poll bogus and amateurish. Pollster Vincent Naramore and colleague Frederick Mahar defend the poll, noting other surveys showed Leahy trailing before the election and changes in sentiment last week shifted results.
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Naramore
Leahy
Richard Mallory
Frederick Mahar
Washington
Independent thinker lectures on alternative living at Park McCullough
John Bischof, North Bennington craftsman and self described independent thinker, will discuss Are Alternative Necessary And Where Do We Find Them at Park McCullough House on Sunday November 17 at 4 p.m. Admission is free. He outlines decades of varied work from wrought iron to tool engineering and adult education. He promotes decentralization, self reliance, and a shift from consumer culture to creative, self sustaining living while criticizing schools and urging exploration of alternative life paths. He notes the need to reduce demands on finite resources to protect the future of humanity.
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John Bischof
North Bennington
Park-McCullough House
Bischof
U.S
New York City
Vermont
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University of Vermont
Unitarian Fellowship
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American Association of Retired Persons
Colonie
N.Y
Ray
Carol
Dale
North ST. Bennington, VT
Dunham
Duraflex
Main St
One
Guertin Brothers
Shultz Sewelerene
Rigotarid
Jensler
American Gim Society
Main Street
McCullough
Bennington Briefs
Pownal and Bennington
Charles A. Sauer
Andrick
Griffin Electric Co. Inc
Gibson
McDonald’s
Shaftsbury
Short
Nichals
Kirsten
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